26 Uzbek citizens deported from the US and returned to their homeland
On May 1, a special charter flight returned 26 Uzbek citizens to Tashkent International Airport after being deported from the United States for violating immigration laws. The repatriation was facilitated through coordinated efforts between Uzbek and U.S. authorities, ensuring the identification and safe return of the individuals. Uzbek officials emphasized the importance of developing international cooperation in migration matters, preventing illegal migration, and protecting citizens' rights abroad. They also urged citizens to adhere strictly to existing laws and to travel with proper documentation.
Today, May 1, a special charter flight carrying 26 Uzbek citizens deported from the United States landed at Tashkent International Airport. This was reported by the Dunyo news agency.
According to the report, these individuals were expelled from the country for violating U.S. immigration laws. Their return to their homeland was carried out as a result of cooperation and coordinated efforts between the relevant agencies of Uzbekistan and the United States.
During the process, all organizational and legal issues regarding the identification of the deported individuals, the processing of necessary documents, and their safe transport to Uzbekistan were resolved promptly.
Responsible organizations noted that Uzbekistan is consistently developing relations with foreign partners in the field of migration. At the same time, preventing illegal migration, ensuring that citizens operate legally abroad, and protecting their rights and interests remain among the top priorities.
Furthermore, experts are urging citizens to strictly adhere to current legislation when traveling abroad and to act only on the basis of official documents.
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